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Success in pesticide registration starts with a solid plan

Join Abigail Wacek, Jonathan Walsh and Pete Stevenson on August 19 for a back-to-basics discussion on the pesticide registration lifecycle.

Our regulatory experts will explore how to take a product from concept through to registration and provide guidance on managing the responsibilities that continue long after a registration is granted.

Designed for both newcomers and experienced professionals seeking a refresher, this webinar will strengthen your understanding of the registration process and the ongoing regulatory requirements that support long-term compliance.

You’ll learn:

  • Where to start when developing a registration strategy
  • Key milestones in the registration process
  • Critical planning considerations that can save time and resources
  • Post-registration obligations and annual maintenance requirements
  • Best practices for long-term compliance management

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